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The Indianapolis Zoo welcomes a new Amur tiger named Ursula from South Dakota's Bramble Park Zoo, aiming to enhance its Amur tiger population and conservation efforts.
The Bur Oak Bridge opens, enhancing trail connections and outdoor recreation between Carmel and Fishers, Indiana, with a focus on collaboration and sustainability.
A swamp chestnut oak in Jennings County, Indiana, is the largest in the US, with a height of 95 feet and a 318-inch circumference. It's on private land and not publically viewable.
The Indianapolis Zoo celebrated the second birthday of Jabari, their youngest African Savanna elephant, with treats and enrichment activities enjoyed by the elephant herd.
Winston, a 38-year-old chimpanzee, suddenly passed away at the Indianapolis Zoo from heart disease complications.
Fishers AgriPark opens a new barn and nature-themed playground, enhancing educational and recreational opportunities with facilities like classrooms, restrooms, and a future market store.
Lawrence, Indiana has developed parklands into habitats for pollinators, including bees and monarch butterflies, enhancing biodiversity and beautifying parks.
The Lawrence Skate Park featured in the city's 4th Fest with a Best Tricks Contest, highlighting athletic skills and fostering community spirit, as supported by local businesses.
Two more Lawrence neighborhoods join the city's Neighborhood Hub, furthering community engagement. Only The Pike remains unrepresented in the initiative.
Bloomington Parks and Recreation is hosting sledding events at Brookside Park on January 18 and February 22, with activities such as campfires and s'mores included.
The Indianapolis Zoo donates $1 million to save the critically endangered Blue-Throated Hillstar hummingbird, with Fundación Jocotoco leading conservation efforts in Ecuador.
Hamilton County introduces Trail Finder, a digital tool providing detailed information on local trails to help users explore scenic vistas in the area.
The Tippy Tri-Challenge at Tippecanoe River State Park is canceled due to high water conditions, affecting the planned run, bike, and paddle triathlon.
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